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Click here to subscribeA 19th Century French ebonised and red tortoise-shell boulle dwarf display cabinet, with gilt metal mounts and leaf mouldings, the front with panels of red tortoise-shell boulle of bold leaf scroll design, fitted one wine velour lined shelf enclosed by a single shaped glazed door, on shaped plinth, 33ins wide x 43.5ins high (some mounts and brass lifting in places)
A William IV figured mahogany Secretaire cabinet, the top and Secretaire drawer crossbanded, the Secretaire drawer with twin panelled front enclosing interior veneered in rosewood, fitted central cupboard and eight small drawers, cupboard under fitted one shelf enclosed by a pair of doors with applied Gothic arch moulding, and turned and octagonal columns to sides, on reeded bun feet, 45ins wide x 22ins deep x 49ins high
An imposing Edwardian mahogany side cabinet by Maple & Co, the whole inlaid with ribbon and bellflower swags, oval paterae, satinwood bandings and boxwood stringings, the upper part with central circular convex wall mirror flanked by bow-fronted display cabinets, each fitted one cloth lined shelf enclosed by a pair of bow-fronted astragal glazed doors, one drawer under, with central serpentine fronted shelf, the drop centre base fitted with a display cabinet to centre enclosed by a pair of shaped glazed doors, flanked by drawer and cupboard to each pedestal, on square tapered legs with shaped undertier, 71ins wide x 79ins high
A 20th Century period reproduction oak dresser in the Jacobean style, the two-tier plate rack flanked by single door cupboards above the base section fitted with two central frieze drawers flanked by two further cupboards and raised upon barley twist legs united by a pot shelf, 72’ wide by 72’ high.
A Victorian mahogany dressing mirror the arched plate between spirally turned supports with serpentine base on bun feet 81cm wide; and a Victorian mahogany dressing table with moulded serpentine top over plain frieze with a single short drawer on double scrolled legs united by a single shelf on bun feet129cm wide (2)
An Edwardian mahogany ledgeback sideboard with a moulded and Greek key splash board ebony and boxwood stringing and a feathered mahogany oval panel above two long bowfronted frieze drawers flanked on either side by a single panelled cupboard of matching design on square tapering legs with spade feet 184cm wide; and a matched serving table with moulded back panel above chamfered rectangular top over a single long frieze drawer with boxwood stringing on chamfered square legs and plinth feet united by a shelf 115cm wide (2)
A George III mahogany two tier corner washstand with domed splash back over a basin well and three smaller surrounding wells with ebony strung frieze above a single shelf with one ebony strung frieze drawer flanked on either side by dummy drawers on square tapering legs with splayed feet 66cm wide
A Victorian walnut sideboard, the multi mirrored back with shelves on spindle supports and foliate carving, protruding base with Greek key banding, central shallow drawer over display area flanked to either side by carved cupboard doors, raised on turned legs joined by under shelf, 54" wide x 89" high.
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINET of oblong form with stringing and chequer banding, raised ledge back, arched astragal glazed door enclosing shelf, flanked on either side by a cupboard door with inlaid and penwork floral pendants, raised on square tapering legs with spade feet, joined by a shaped undershelf, 48 wide, 69 1/2 high
AN EDWARDIAN LADY'S MAHOGANY WRITING DESK of bowed form crossbanded with stringing, raised back with central sloping stationery cabinet having two doors and flanked on either side by a shelf with small drawer below, green leather writing surface, two frieze drawers with brass drop handles, on square tapering legs with brass toes and castors joined by stretchers, 39 wide, 42 high, label for Pratts of Bradford
Camden (William). Britannia, or a Chorographical Description of Great Britain and Ireland, 2 vols., 4th ed., with additions and improvements by Edmund Gibson, 1772, ex-lib. copy with ink stamps and markings, eng. port. frontis., titles printed in red and black, fifty-one double-page or folding uncoloured eng. maps by Robert Morden and Andrew Johnstone, several eng. plts. of coins and antiquities, contemp. full calf with gilt dec. spine and morocco labels, worn, covers detached, shelf marks to foot of spines, corners bumped etc., folio Chubb CXVII. (2)
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